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Attack

Welcome to our Lacrosse Tips for Attackmen category — your go-to resource for sharpening your offensive game. Whether you’re a new player learning positioning or a seasoned scorer looking to refine your dodging, feeding, and finishing skills, these expert insights from VB Select coaches are designed to elevate your lacrosse IQ and performance.
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Time your cuts, don’t cut if the man with the ball is not watching or not in position to pass.
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Make full cuts – go through and out – don’t cut at half speed or hang around the crease after your cut.
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Zig your cuts, fake left – go right, fake right – go left. Don’t always run at the same speed, change of pace is a very effective method of getting open.
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After the ball has been cleared, if you have a wide-open opportunity to dodge, do it. If you are sure a man is open, pass to him, settle the ball down, and let your attack get set…
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Every man on the attack should try at least two dodges every game. Learn at least three different types of dodges.
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When you lose the ball, ride it. The close attack must ride and ride hard until the ball is past midfield.
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Don’t rush at a man when riding – particularly behind the goal. Force him to pass – force him toward where there is help. Talk all the time and run hard. The suc…
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Always remember that teamwork is the key to a good attack.
Hard work is great, but hard and efficient work is even better.
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